In this digital day and age, who still sends postcards?

Yet, postcards still make an impression. Especially with hand-written thoughtful messages on the back, they show that you care, and they last a lifetime.

Postcards are also suitable for many occasions. They're perfect to thank someone and, you never know, you might receive one back 💌

Our postcards are a set of 10 different postcards. Each postcard is 4''x6'' made from 16pt matte stock with a UV finish front, plus a mailing address and postage stamp fields on the back. 

And 10 beautiful postcards are just $15 with FREE shipping in the US and Canada.

Flowers are the best gifts. All year round, they add color, natural beauty, a sense of calmness, and peace to a home.

So why not give your mom, partner, girlfriend, wife a beautiful bouquet of flowers? Whether it's a Mother's Day gift or a Valentine's Day gift, a flower bouquet is versatile for any occasion.

Belarusian 🇧🇾 artist Inna Petrashkevich is a contemporary watercolor artist. Her subjects are not only nature and beauty but also emotions evoked by spending time and attention focused on the sights, sounds, and energies of her forest home. Quiet and serene, her studies nonetheless suggest and underscore the wistful and fleeting nature of time - her artwork captures the evanescence of the short but beautifully evocative moments.

Please take a look at her original watercolors and HD metal prints collection.

What turns a house into a home? Adding a bit of personalization and comfort to empty white walls is a step in the right direction.

Artwork "warms up" a home. It makes it unique. It makes it your own. Hanging an artwork is usually one of the first steps in decorating one's home. So why not help your friends and loved ones with a lovely housewarming gift?

The "Happy Houses" series by the Georgian 🇬🇪 artist George Abramidze, with its bright red roofs and surrealistic shapes, is an excellent fit. George's houses are welcoming, eclectic, and fun.

Our selection included affordable originals, HD metal, and canvas prints.

Tashi Gurung is a master Thangka and Mandala artist living in a remote village in Nepal.

Five years ago, I traveled to Nepal to meet him. This journey took 4 air flights (From San Francisco to Guangzhou, Guangzhou to Kathmandu, Kathmandu to Pokhara, Pokhara to Jomsom) and then a 4-day journey on horseback to Lo Manthang. Lo Manthang, a former capital of the ancient Mustang Kingdom, 4 km from the border with Tibet, is one of the most remote places on Earth.

These unique Buddhist paintings are painted using the traditional Tibetan process with Yak ghee paints. Tashi spent 20 years restoring some of the oldest Buddhist monasteries in Bhutan, Nepal, Ladakh (in India), Tibet, and Kham (in China).

One of the kind gifts from the Roof of the World.